Sentence examples for chart achievement from inspiring English sources

Minaj was nominated for a single Billboard award this year, and one of the biggest — the Billboard Chart Achievement Award.

To mark this momentous statistic, Rihanna scooped a fan-voted award for "chart achievement" and performed Love on the Brain swathed in a green fur, on a set festooned with giant cobwebs.

Rihanna was honored with the Billboard Chart Achievement Award, which was voted for by fans.

Azalea was also nominated for Top New Artist, Top Female Artist, Top Hot 100 Artist, Top Digital Songs Artist, Top Rap Album for "The New Classic," Top Hot 100 Song for "Fancy," Top Streaming Song (Audio) for "Fancy," the fan-voted Billboard Chart Achievement Award, and again in the Top Rap Song category for "Black Widow".

He tells the story as if to dismiss his chart achievements.

Last month he overturned a two-year lead in the opinion polls for Andrés Manuel López Obrador, the candidate of the leftish Party of the Democratic Revolution (see chart).This achievement probably has more to do with tactics than substance.

Some states that have already developed serious programs of their own to chart student achievement are going to resent having to add even more tests to comply with the federal rules.

According to the British Crime Survey, domestic violence has declined much more rapidly than violence against strangers, and is now less than half as common as it was in the mid-1990s (see chart).This achievement has not been touted by the police, who are sensitive to past charges of underplaying violence in the home.

In an operation costing £35m, more than 350 people are to be flown out to chart the achievements of 310 British athletes.

As well as exploring the work of the designers in the original exhibition and its catalog in greater depth, the handbook charts the achievements of some who were not included.

As debates continue to generate strongly opposed views on the pros and cons of austerity measures and social spending cuts, Report Card 11 charts the achievements of 29 of the world's advanced economies in ensuring the well-being of their children during the first decade of this century.